Part 2 of an insightful interview of one of the trainers of the White Stallion Productions. What is life like for the trainers, the riders and the horses?

Lipizzaner Pictorial. Feel part of the performance and enjoy these incredible photographs by Dwain and Daniela Snyder!

Part 2 on the series of the health of the bones of your horse. Last time we discussed when the bones actually mature; this time, how much stress is good or bad for the growing horse.

The canter backwards is something that just a few can reach. From the canter pirouette, to the flying changes, to passage watch Nuno in this black and white film.

One of the rarest and most endangered horse breeds on the planet, the Carolina Marsh Tackys are an eastern member of the Colonial Spanish group. They are one of the first Colonial breeds developed in America primarily from the horses brought by the Spanish some 500 years ago.

Looking how the horse can brace against our aids, interfering with our efforts to find the calm and throughness of the training scale that was the goal of the masters.

Ann Bradley questions how we train our horses. How do we keep ourselves safe from unsafe behaviour and what should we be looking for?

Examining why some horses continue to have a problem with back soreness even after treatment. Exploring the why and long term solutions to the problem.